Where to Stay for Wimbledon Championships 2026
Dog & Fox, Wimbledon Village
Delightfully modern, the iconic Dog & Fox stands pride of place in the centre of Wimbledon. With 25 individually designed boutique bedrooms perched atop this busy pub, it’s a great place to stay for your visit.
They offer an array of rooms to suit all tastes, with decorative hints at the surrounding heritage of Wimbledon, high ceilings, roll-top baths, and a handful with a private terrace. Glorious for that post-match debrief over a glass of something lovely from the honesty bar.
All the tennis matches are shown on screens throughout the pub, on their terrace and in their spacious party venue The Coach House. A hub for the super-fan, the Dog & Fox hosts epic tennis themed events, with a variety of pop-up bars, and jam-packed viewing parties.
The Windmill, Clapham
Just a short journey from Wimbledon, The Windmill sits proudly overlooking Clapham Common, offering the perfect blend of London charm and relaxed countryside character.
Home to 42 individually styled bedrooms, The Windmill caters to every type of stay. From characterful rooms full of quirky charm to spacious, contemporary retreats, guests can enjoy a comfortable night’s sleep in surroundings that are both welcoming and full of personality. With dog-friendly and family-friendly options available, it’s a popular choice for visitors returning to London time and again.
Downstairs, the pub and restaurant are a destination in their own right. Renowned for serving quality seasonal dishes and locally sourced meats, The Windmill attracts a lively mix of locals, weekend visitors and guests exploring the capital. Whether you’re stopping by for a leisurely brunch, a post-match pint or a memorable evening meal, the atmosphere is warm, vibrant and unmistakably Young’s.
Coach & Horses, Kew
For those looking to make even more of their Wimbledon getaway, The Coach & Horses in Kew offers a charming escape just a short journey from the Championships. Combining boutique accommodation with one of London’s most picturesque neighbourhoods, it’s the perfect choice for guests wanting to extend their stay beyond the tennis.
Home to 31 beautifully appointed bedrooms, the pub pairs elegant interiors with thoughtful touches designed for a relaxing stay. Situated moments from the world-famous Kew Gardens, guests are perfectly placed to explore one of London’s most celebrated attractions, alongside the area’s independent shops, cafés and riverside walks.
Several bedrooms enjoy views across the picturesque Kew Green, while the flower-filled front garden provides a peaceful spot to unwind with a refreshing drink after a day at Wimbledon. Whether you’re planning a long weekend or a summer staycation, The Coach & Horses offers a wonderfully relaxed base for discovering both Wimbledon and west London.
Rose & Crown, Wimbledon Village
Perfectly positioned just a short walk from the All England Club, The Rose & Crown is one of the most sought-after places to stay during the Wimbledon Championships. Combining traditional pub charm with a welcoming atmosphere, it offers guests the opportunity to be right at the heart of the action.
With 13 comfortable and characterful bedrooms, the pub provides a relaxing retreat after a day spent courtside. Its unbeatable location means guests can leave the transport planning behind and simply enjoy the excitement of the tournament from start to finish.
Throughout the Championships, the pub comes alive with a vibrant atmosphere, making it a favourite among tennis fans returning year after year. From lively match-day gatherings to its popular garden space, The Rose & Crown is the ideal spot to soak up the spirit of Wimbledon while enjoying great food, drinks and genuine hospitality.
Spread Eagle, Wandsworth
Rich in character and heritage, The Spread Eagle blends historic charm with modern comfort, making it an excellent choice for a Wimbledon stay. Following a thoughtful refurbishment, its 21 boutique bedrooms offer a stylish retreat, combining original Victorian features with contemporary touches and all the comforts needed for a relaxing getaway.
Each room has its own unique personality, with warm interiors and carefully curated details creating a welcoming home-from-home atmosphere. Guests looking for a little extra indulgence can opt for one of the pub’s standout rooms, complete with elegant features and plenty of space to unwind after a day at the Championships.
Located in the heart of Wandsworth, The Spread Eagle is perfectly placed for exploring south-west London while remaining within easy reach of Wimbledon. Whether you’re enjoying a post-match drink downstairs or retreating to the comfort of your room, it’s the ideal setting to relax and recharge during the tournament.
The Alma, Wandsworth
Easily recognisable by its striking emerald green tiles, The Alma is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, particularly during Wimbledon season. A lively mix of tennis fans, local regulars, commuters and diners creates a genuine buzz throughout the pub, making it the perfect spot to settle in with a pint and soak up the excitement of the Championships.
As the day draws to a close, the pub’s stylish bedrooms offer a welcome retreat for guests travelling from near and far. After a day courtside, there’s nothing better than sinking into a comfortable bed and enjoying a restful night’s sleep.
Wake refreshed and enjoy a leisurely morning, perhaps over a hearty breakfast while planning the day’s matches. Combining the thrill of Wimbledon with the comfort of a stay at The Alma makes for a quintessential summer escape.
The Orange Tree, Richmond
In the heart of Richmond’s bustling high street, you’ll find the Orange Tree pub.
Renowned locally as a popular sports pub (due in part to its close proximity to Twickenham Stadium) though it’s a often frequented by mini breakers looking for a of a relaxing weekend away. The Orange Tree has a comfortable, welcoming vibe and 13 boutique bedrooms. Colourful & stylishly designed, some their rooms still possess some original features of the building, such as higgledy-piggledy ceilings and the odd wooden beam.
A hearty breakfast, a stroll along the Thames and a spot of shopping should be on your ‘to-do’ list during your visit. A pleasing mix of alluring cake shops, labyrinthian lanes, and plenty by way of independent stores ready for a rummage.
Conveniently located next to Richmond Train & Tube Station, travelling to the tournament by rail is simple – or you can simply bagsie yourself a cab and be at Wimbledon’s All England Lawn Club in just 20 minutes.
Alexander Pope, Twickenham
Nestled in the heart of leafy Twickenham, this charming pub with rooms offers the perfect retreat for guests visiting Wimbledon. With 32 comfortable bedrooms and excellent transport connections, it’s an ideal base for combining world-class tennis with a relaxing London getaway.
Thoughtfully designed for comfort, guests can unwind with luxurious rainfall showers, enjoy views across the Thames from the balcony, and take advantage of the convenience of onsite parking. Whether you’re arriving for a day at the Championships or extending your stay to explore the local area, it’s a place designed to help you switch off and settle in.
Downstairs, the welcoming pub is a favourite among locals, families and visitors alike. Enjoy a carefully kept pint, choose from a range of local ales and classic favourites, and settle into the light-filled Atrium for a leisurely meal. From relaxed lunches to post-match drinks, it’s the perfect setting to savour the best of summer hospitality.